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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
MARY DRITsE AND HER MOTHER.

SYRACUSE. Feb 26-superintendcnt Terry, OF the On
ondaga Penenary says that reply has been received
from Governor Hill to Mary Druses request asking per-
mission 10 visit her mother before her hanging II Is
thought that the Governor will take action whatever
regarding the affair.
ALBANY, Feb. 26.The fact Is disclosed to- ay that
some weeks ago Governor Hill appointed commission OF
experts consisting OF Dr. Andrews OF the Bunao insane
Asylum; DR.. Macdonald, of the Asylum Tor insane
Criminals at Auburn and Dr. Balch OF Albany. Secre-
tary of the State Board Of Health to examine INTO tno
the sanity Mrs Druse and tO report their 10
conducted their Investigations without publicity ana
February submitted their report In writing 20 the Gov
crnor having unanimously arrived at the conclusion that
Mrs Druse Is and was sane at the time OF the
commission OF the murder. Upon the receipt OF tls re-
port Governor Hill informed the spiritual adviser OF Mrs
Druse that he could not consistently with his sense OF
duty the state further interfere with the sentence OF
the law,
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIpGRPoRT-At town meeting on Friday financial
statement follows was presented Funded debti Bonds
0oO 1910 per cent so 0O0 sinking fund applicable TO
the same $4,000 funded debt W 264 Temporary
Sl0O 900. Peoples savings Bank
first National Bank $4,000 City National Bank slOO00
bridgeport savings BANK Si50u00; bridgeport National
bank xlb,uOOi total S225.5uO, against which
taxes ooiIectabe OF 1859 1885, $4,000 town de-
post fund to S1lel the interest being ap.
piled school purposes Estimated expenses for lsS76
Including sS8 100 Tor school purpose are $lb7 800 esn
dent tax licenses etc. 0o0 rents county city
81 8OO total $4,000 which, deducted estimated eI
pense leaves total OF to DO provided for grand
list The grand list OF towns for 1885 IL $b 100000
William ". stevenson who win retire from the super,u.
tendency Of the New York and Nswaven Railroad ruos
day In this city last night by represent
deEen, departments Of the road and presented wh
speeches made stevenson speaking Of regret
felt n leaving the road for another hold.
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THROUGH NEW.YORK STATE.
EXTENDING THE LIMITS OF BINGHAMToN.

EA1END1Nt lnE I1hllc Vt
BINGbAMToN, Feb. 20 (SpeGal.-huch to the sur
prise of every one here the Assembly Committee on
Cities has reported avoraby the bill Tor an extension
OF the city limits of Binghamton. For week pnst
the opponents of the extension have conhdentiy pre-
dicted that the bill would not he reported iavoIaoy
and Notwithstanding the tact that there al ed
mitted that ii would probably tail To-day there II
muob good feeling here over the news that the ni'
has been ordered to third reading and many VINO
think Assembyman Edison Instrumental in causing
this favorable report. in unstnted praise OF his
Judgment BY refusing to recommend the biii nc
might have pleased 200 men, He would have dis
pleased several thousand in this city. The bill, as
amended ia not all that first asked for Instead
of 5000 acres additional 1t viii not add over 1.b0O
to the city and will add less than 1000 people to the
city's population. Extension Is made only on tho
MOI tn side east of the Chenango River. the east
side south OF the Susquehanna River, the south
west corner to take IN tract half mile wide along
the entire western boundary, and small tract on the
moth west South Mountain is cut out OF the
city entiely II is generally believed here that
this bill will become law. the most difficult step
has gained. AS the city is Democratic normally
and the measure it is believed that Governor
Hill will sign the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
SAILING or TIE osSIpEE FoR NORFOLK.


The United STATES Steamer Os-ipcc. Commander John
r. McClen-cy sailed from this port for Norfolk yester
day since her arrival here two weeks tie Ossipee
has been inspected by tho board Of naval nspec
iion ami survey OF wCh keaT Admiral James T.. Jouett.
L. +. Navy President and was ionnd 20 be In very
efficient coudit ON In his roi OFT 10 the Navy Depart
Admiral JOuett spoke In tho highest erns "f the
manner when officers and crew ure acquainted with
their dutles shortly after ne had been
inspected powder and shot were taken from the ossiI
and slowed at the Government magazines at flls
Island, II generally uudcrstOod that the snip
would be put ogt or commission at tho Brooklyn Navy
Ynr,. Two days ago, however, CSTtsln Mctilensey
received teicRraphc orders FROM the Navy Department
directing him 20 proceed at once and without delay @th
vessel under his command TO Norfolk. and bis
arrival there t. put Lmscf In comm, with the
commanding oiicu OF that station Ia order To make all
necessary Hrrdngrmohis for the stripping OF The vessel
Powder ard slot had 70 TO taken board again. As
thu vessel has been put out or commission Cap
tau Brow the commahiRnt OF the Norfolk NHVy Yard
Will board uf survey the Ots GO 10 order TO
hsrcftn whether tho vessel be aired under the
twoHtv II cent Hunt law The Os-peo was last nt
tached 10 the Asistic station, carries eight guns and has
"A dis abatement OF 300 tons.
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COMPELLING A BAR0yEss 10 p,v mr.,

Mary Ann Wilson dress maker having suei The p,,o,es,
de HoOtchkon 10 balance Of slGt ~ nm nm IN,
cutting and fitting costumes obtained an attachment
her property a. she wi about To ra .,ty
sherIn visited the ST. EtTuIa
voyage at m yesterday end tie baroness usd Tho
amount Claimed under protest She had
the b and Insisted that the balance oyerclaree To
ndiOhcas appeared IN the part Of candle al WsIl.cL
Theatre year or two ago. but never aaln, ii An .rt
success Oh the stage In this country ~ "' "'@i ~
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wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

NEW RocHELLR-c Richard Isters having freely
expressed HIS sentiments regard Ire labor question ~
been requested by number OF his personal and po,icI
friends give public xpOston of his yews which he M
to do u sort OF friendly talk with labortnS
closes early day The yacht being al (,t{
island for Mr. lselin Is to be named 1itania.
PORT CHEsTRR.The Presbyterian church has for years
involved disagreement the choice OF the pasto
When the Rev Mr. Munday pastor the ATTENDANCE w
dw,ndled down to about twe9yfya The Rev ". W Dow1
divided sentmeat toward him. ono party being strongly
posed to him On Friday evening al the annual meeting
presiding officer ,John Mrs. III and W. seoasiai I'd
trustees favorable 10 Mr. Dowd we're then elected foows
William Beadle. for three d. b. Townsend two yearC
John Waydell and H. S. Banks each for one year.
MOUNT VERSox-Bishop Potter will orain Gideon PonA
OF the Episcopal Church at Trinity Church n
10 to-day. The Rev. r. H. Gesner. Of yonkers will ~
a at the AT O'Clock
Afternoon building Chester Hill formerly known TIA
Church will be opened mission chapel al
Trinity Church.
LARcHMoyrThere little excitement this yilsss
Yesterday about the sudden disappearance OF Mrs JohS
Foley Mr. Foley she took $500 OF his money hec
and he thinks she has gone back to Ireland
WHITE PLAys-Citations issued Yesterday the
the Attorney General Of the
OF the will OF Mrs sarah ST. Cochran the Young widow
who died at Mrs. Dr. wessIs house IN Newyor The
Will estate about $4,000 10 John H. Carpenter1
family. except 800 to Michel Van Tasse-
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An application received yesterday by Electric sub
way Commission from the Baltimore Telegraph Com
pany requesting permission place wires poles 63
Broadway the Offices the company broadway and
CaLast The request made supposed that
the Com ssion has not arrangements TO enable the company
toiace the wires IN the subways The application laid
over unul March 10. The Commission passed ION
erecting The subway Construction Company discontinue
s Work ordered lOr March until further The aor.
hey Vi th commission was instructed proceed with the snt
against The New.YorK Underground Telerrapb Comuanv
the question involved - '-0 "'s"'' ~oui''
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OFFICERS or THE vOLryrgrp r,,rvpv

After working all night canvassng the votes OF tho
Volunteer Frcmen the inspectors yesterday declared the
following ticket elected President Michael Crane vice
financial secretary. William l.. Bishop: recnrln, snrro
iary' John : Molong treasury Louis r. IInlrn; drec
nOn i. j. McGunnigle, Edward McArdle Inn y Iiar
Edward Gllon, Martin Sanger aud John Juisg Tho
three directors. o oAccPuoh Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

Delegates Harvard Yale aud Princeton the colleges
secedng Intercollegiate Baseball Association held
N secret the Fh Avenue Hotel yesterday The
held to consider the suggestion
colleges Withdraw from the Association
izaiion OF their The meeting rather
no result reached Tho captains In favor
of forming league but the Yale not act until
further sutation with other Yale students The Yale
delegation started immediately for Now Haven and
port students and then Inform Harvard Princeton
Some result may 10 reached In week. The dele.
gates 10 were Harvard, Captain Willard and
Mr. YALE Captain Damn and Mr. Arohbolu Princeton
Captain Larkn and MI. sOehrng
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BOTH THE WIDOW AND TIE MONEY uIssySa

'eAy looking woman with little girl appealed TO a Do
cemsn for advice at the Desbrosses
ins ehe said she was Mrs. Margaret Raider widow Of
cesinr m IND and was on her relatives in wor
Ss iass hhe had IN her employ young widow Mrs
Soie who had accompanied her the CITY from lie
beihg subject 10 nts she had entrusted 5000 ali the
ohsy sue nao 10 orvhs They Tho city
me rennsyvana Railroad IN the morning and IL was Mry
intention 10 take the afternoon boat 10 MaSsac
ses Norah asked permission to visit her father inaw b
W Ie a n promising TO return by D. M
MIa hahder waited all day IA the but Moral ia
not return The policeman took Mrs Raider ana her child
ronce headguafers where they sheltered for tho
iosy a. EFFORT viii We made " md Norah Cole and
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SOPHOMORE GIRLS OuTwITTED.

ITHACA Feb. rs (SpecioDNot to be outdone by their
brethren the derclasses the ladies of the classes OF
80 and 80 of sage College, Cornell University held ban
auets last evening member of the freshman class
stolen by the other class hut by some agile roof
walking enabled to appear at the room OF festivy
on time One item in the OF the ladies OF SO was
"freshman ice cream-lf possible" The freshmen cir
cumvented the plans OF the wicked sophOmores however
by ordering from dow large freezer packed with
icpO
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lettings HERE AND THERE.

EIMIRA, Feb 26 iSpeciaD.-A young woman, Kate Nc
Mahon of Knoxville, Penn, took ratbanc yesterday and
died In agony today She said she did not know
why she took the poison.
While working in ashpt in the roundhouse OF the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company to-day
Daniel Casey crushed TO death by switch engine.
He about fty and leaves wife and large family
While hunting with friend IN the woods near Cameron
Mills steuben County. to-day Frank Brown. an unmar-
ried of 1hurstOn instantly killed by the prelnH-
ture discharge OF gun I'm the hands of his friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
NEW-JERSEY.

NEW. BRUyswCK.-Geogge Reeves. On Friday night nrsA
two shots Charles Grfhew liquor dealer who
found eeves house. Grunewad escaped without lnjary
obtained additional clothing at his home anu started
New-York.
PAscAcKTle funeral OF Mr. and sirs Albert Van Horn,
who had hved for Scotland Hill, near Nannet
held yesterday Nj Van Horn welk farmer and
miller. Mrs. Van Horns father diei at Hisae recently
and she went there remain for time few days
attacked by pneumonia and at almost the hour Mr.
Van Horn, who had remained at scotland HILL seized
with the disease On Tuesday Mrs. Van Horn died and
Mr Van Horn died on Wednesday, neither having been
OF the others Illness.
MoETcLAIR.-W. b. Williams. novelty" goods dealer,
has by Anthony ComstOcS senag obscene
matter through the mails Mr. Williams claims that all the
articles have been approved by the Post Office authorities
lie $1,000 bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
CARL SEIZURE Hasa BAD FALL.

porning. He was walking down sixth-aye and when
pear fortysxth-st he slipped and fell heavily to the
pavement p b. Valentine, who witnessed the accident
- MI 5cnury assistance and found that be was no.
Yerey injured Mr. Valentine secured cab and drove
ne house Of Dr Abraham Jscob No. lilo West Thirty.
fouro4t pL Jacob found that Mr.. SEIZURE had frac-
{nied nis len NIP He directed the cabman take the
3urcd man 20 bis home In the Lisbon Fiats at Fifty
UGpthst and beyenth-ave. whore the limb was set
IL schurz was resting quietly last evening, and al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
Ii Deufh pniuieaaY

Philadelphia doctor after of careful
says that demise IS as painless advent to tho
This certainly reassurlng
these great Inducements We sll DO not court death and
,hall continue TO Dr. Pierce's infaibe ey the
.toden Medical Discovery" TOR splitting OF
blood OF breath. weak ungA coughs, bronchitis
and kindred affections OF tho cheat Ia un.
eoualed. BY druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
SUITS FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT
CHARGES MADE BY TWO BROTHERS AGAINST
NICoLL THE TAILOR

CHARGES MADE BY TWO BROTHERS AGAINST
NICoLL THE TAILOR.
Suits for damages for alleged faise Imprisonment and
for other have been begun In the Court Of Com
Pleas against Donald NicOl the tailor by Justice
Alfred Seeker and David Levy behalf of Bernard
and Paul Gambtzky, brothers respectively. who
formerly employed in Nicor's tailoring establishment 10
the Bowery the former being the foreman there Per-
nard Gambt1ky alleges that NcOn February
called HIM to bis house and by threats compelled him
go to the Bowery Citizens Savings Ban and draw
$500 deposited Ivy himself and his brother and pay
II 10 the merchant tailor Paul Gambrtzky charges
that he arrested and kept In cell all night on
false charge and released In the morning Nico failing
to appear against I'm. Bernard Gambrtzsy sres for
SOO0D damages for false arrest having been detained
N,cos house by detectives and to recover II 500 his
Part OF the TAKEN and to have demand roe for
81 800 which he says Nicol compel He'd him
declared void. Paul Gambitzky demands $500 dsn-
for false sud 81 900 OF his monsy which
ambez ZleInent.
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TIE YEW-BEDFORD BOARD oprD,n

I'VE" 'nIDfo'D ,o" 20 'SPeehp.-Tho effect OF tho
spirited meeting OF the Board Of Trade held ON ,r,1,
evening has already been felt ono menher ~ ,he so
lciting committee has secured fty names reproontino
various branches OF business The membership ice has
been reduced 10 $40. Tho old board uuncrs '
II Is thought mat me number be increased o 800
@heh VIII nave powerful Influence upon The city and
rnainoss hara ~ '""'" bringing various kinds OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
TIE HOPKINS DIVORCE SUIT.

Tho made settle the in the OF Eoen
" Hopkins against Amos l.. Hopkins which Is simply
formal motion definitely AMI settle the plenes
as required by co L. down for hearing
before Judge Ito supreme Court Chambers or
been marked Oh The calendar. the counsel
FOR tie parties therein have como 10 tory agree Mt
themselves out OF court to what tie issues arc
under he pi-ings. The Is the calendar and VII
probably reached she
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A NEW BURDEN FOR Lyyy T,xn,

LYNN, Feb 20 tSpeeiab.-A movement 4. he,,, ,,oa
forward looking to the destruction the present E.o.
County House OF Correction aud Insane ASYLUM nou,
institution would cost 100000 and n, rnad,it. .,
the present buildings would only tho ,,o.
ana towns IN he county are petitionng the Legislature
that the later course be pursued The county ~. 30
debt OF nearly the second largest asbt
IN the state ana taxpayers strongly object To- any in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIYAIa

e,s, Charles Mc Rsaa,sS
HoteJudge William Bacon. Of Utica and samuel Hoa'
OF Concord Mass. Murray HiH HotetaIhe Key. Ut A.
Van Bokkelen OF Buffalo Victoria Hotet-Gaiusha A.
Grow, OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
AN OLD WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH

When Policeman John Boy lie OF the Harlem squad wen
TO his home In Oppressive north OF Onehundredand
forty eighhs early yesterday he learned that his aged
mother, Ann Boyle, had been burned 10 death In his
absence Mrs Boyle was an Dfirm woman. seventy-six
years old As she was sitting alone i'll her shortly
before midnight her dress caught fire from "a stove No
person In the house heard her cry for help her body
was burne To crisp before the flames wero discovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
O'NEIDS LAST HOPE GONE
JUDGE BARNARD DENIES THE MOTION FOR A 81


'Cp"h bA"NAi'D D"- wv
OF PROCEEDINGS.
ro,.c,vvppsrr Fab q6 fcueeiaD.-Judge BARNARD has
80 y a., -. -. a, a.. -, :,
denied the MOTION LOT h'S Vi III ZIG e'e Va
fhe doodle" Alderman O'Nei.
- 1000, ,o- o,,rou s,.,o5 ,,o, 70.
CnaiIes W. brooAs, o"unSei i"A N-'''- ''''ON '''.'
motion was based first upon exceptions TO the judges
49, 90 Tho i,rv that convicted OEeil second on tho
'ii"i 20 W ' J"'' -. = al,,,,,a,,,, co., IA
plain provisions OF the coue lha 10 conF4o'o III" '
had on the unsupported evidence OF accompces on tho
ouoeaton that Katie Metz's evidence was not eorrob
"0h' - :. ,,,,..y -, r,,g-
oraye, and that the testimony OF fuh8rau anu DAnJ
WAS obtained by promises immunity and therefore not
aunSSaDie. -"i' D'O ~ - -,
thirteen Aldermen uid meet anu agree aioi5
themselves that thsy would receive $4,000,
-, -, =. ~ ooroamert and IL was
uere coulu 10 "o "e'' st.,
no agreement unless evidence Is given sno"l"B n"s
somebody was going 10 give them the money When Mt
rlv lint both he and Mr. Brooks were dnmbfounded as
49,, p.1 =, once a,snosea n, the case m follows:
hou doc,,re IN grant certificate taking your argu-
ment Mr. Brooks as the basis OF the grounds alleged Ii
IL always competent to get fair jury and OF course,
addressed the surroundings In particular
case ara nermitted YOu NAV que tlon the credit that
hev Will Give 10 an informer as readily and as diligently
ss any other disability oualms OF conscience in the
cntion OF sentence or anything like that hold with
resnect 10 n perfured Witnessed that he may
swear TO as many different stories he
chooses still he Is witness TO to the petit jury and
and while they don't believe him n general thing,
while tho principal that witness who testes falsely
can't be relied upon still 1t Is undeniable rule Of law
that To determine because all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
long BLAND

FLUsY0Micnael Baer tailor who has been In bushes:
hero for several years tho village Friday, taking with
hm his family ana household goods and also
that large quantity OF clothing which had been left Tor
repairs hundred dollars deposited orders by
custoners were not returned 10 their owners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
THE MARKET FOR ppJyrs

FALL RvEn. Mass, Feb 20 (speeiai Tho marrs, for
prints quiet at cents for Sos and 7l0 cents for 0ls
The stock increased 5000 pieces In the week and m,
sales include 1000 spots and $4,000 futures The
weekly statement Is as follows: ProduciIon IFS 6o9
pieces dellyeres 1000; stock. o.. 900 sales IA 10I
adds, 1900 Dos, $1,000 Gas; total. 90 600 A""'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

dernning the Presidents action In yetong tho Dependcn
Pension bill Cones Lowering. OF the House rem
sion Committee Is member OF this post and altnougn
Democrat and an office seeker from the present. Admin
tration he going OF Congress the coming week. oeu
TO pass the bill tho Veto Democrats or the Y IN
Grand Army are soundy berang the President for MS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
WAS DAMAGE SUSTAINED BY MR.. FREDERICK

The hearing the of Francisco II. de
begun yesterday before Referee William Sinclair No 3l3
Broadway. The hearing granted by Justice Lawrence
In order ascertain what damages sustained by L.
Fredercks in the payment 81 varons claims by Acosa while
had been served him 10 prevent him from
parting ith OF his property FrefcTcks had obtained
Judgment claims for dScounnZ several notes for AcosA
an To $40 On these claims he he has
received onlv s400 Acosta him orders property
cuba which FreerickS Of yalne He advanced
the money 10 Acosta he knowing that Acosa athef
property OF than $500 900 in cuba and he
believes that Acosta sim has large OF III property
his cnfeayOring 10 avoid the payment of his
claims The VIII be Iuesaly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

BERGEN PoTyr.-Robert Under tin peder, in making his
Elizabeth staten Island Friday
assaulted this place he coal yards by who mis-
took him FOR "scab After bsutally beating him they
robbed him OF his pack The police have arrested Charles
Wele alias Watson and j. h. Moore, and Linder ient
He'd them his assai ants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

MR. CLEWS COMMEyDS Mr. MARINES OFFICE
Henry written letter District Attorney Mar.
tine which he warmly comments the OF tie
District torney Office and says the only paper which
lie had signed John Foeys which he
posed referred 10 the selection OF school trustee and that he
did Intentionally rejecting the District
assistants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
A Poor, Weak Sister.

who suffering from aments peculiar SEX dreadng
10 60 TO physician but knowing she needs medical help
viii find Ia Dr. Piercos FayOrite Prescription prepare
ton which will give her strength and now life through tho
restoration OF all her TO their natural and
thoroughly scientific physician, who has made these
tronbes speciaIty. 10 be had Of all druggistA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
STILL ANGRY OYER TILE rrro

LINN, Feo 20 cspeeidD.-General Lander Post, Grand
Army OF the Republic the largest Organization or a.
Kind In the country. has passed resolutions strongly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27

NANURT-The Rev. J. Fl. Cooper aged sixtytwo IN,
twenty OF tho True Reformed Church AL
yesterday after long illness He born q. New Mfo4
n. j.. and was highly educated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
. sURGgOy sUNuOyED no GERulyY.

Dr. Frederick LANCE. weknown German physician ana
surgeon who has been in practice In this city for several
years was French Lice Steamship Bour.
gosne which sailed Tor syre Yesterday Dr. LANCE was
prominently connected with the German Hospital In this city
until no gned II said by his friends that he 10
general list Of the German and that he
sudden departure Europe In obedience 10 summons
from German Government In anci patton Of war.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox said what That Recamies
Cream deprived old OF Of its greatest terrors-
" Wrinkles" :.
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STATEN ISLAND.

Janice Burns twenty of No 80e East Sixty ninth 81
NewYork, employed Clifton very. ssnking %
artsisn WELL caught belns yesterday and whle6
the air In descending he struck tho platform with viosnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-27
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
NEWARK.
NEW-JERSEY.

Bernard Mueller who killed John Morris in
November AMI convicted OF mansaug
touced yesterday " state PRISON for ten years.